Delhi is the hub of good food and
amazing vibe. People often visit from different states to try delhi's mind
blowing food. The capital of india is majorly famous for the places like India
gate, red fort, kutub minar, supreme court, cannaught place, etc. But, there
are also places that the locals Don't want to tell you about. Listed below are
7 such places in delhi that the locals love for it's food, experience and
ambience.
1.
CHAMPA GALI
Champa Gali
is a capital hidden gem is situated in the quirky streets of Saidulajab. The
spot offers a fine blend of cafes, art and culture, there are also a lot of
events, like poetry evenings, music gigs, book launches and a lot more going on
there. Champa Gali has handicraft shops, design studios, a reading room inside
Jugmug Thela which is a café. Champa gali cafes are sure to take you back to lanes
of ‘Midnight in Paris’.
Different
Café and shops at champa gali include blue tokai coffee roasters, soho bistro
and cafe, jug mug thela and jugaad among many others.
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LOCATION: Saket, new delhi
TIMINGS: 11am-10pm
DAYS CLOSED: open everyday
2.
LODHI GARDEN
Lodi Gardens
is a city park situated in south delhi which Spreads over 90 acres. It contains
Mohammed Shah's Tomb, the Tomb of Sikandar Lodi, the Shisha Gumbad and the Bara
Gumbad. This is very beautiful place with a beautiful lake in which ducks move
around freely. It helps your mind to cool. Many people who live nearly come
here for their morning and evening walks and exercises. There are some labelled
trees to help visitors from overseas become familiar with the Indian flora. It
is an intriguing green refuge from the city’s often-not-too-clean air.
LOCATION:
Iocated on Lodi Road between Safdurjung's Tomb and Khan Market in south
Delhi
TIMINGS: 6am-7:30pm
TICKETS: no tickets required
DAYS CLOSED: open everyday
3.
NGMA
The National
Gallery of Modern Art is the premier art gallery under Ministry of Culture,
Government of India. The museum was formally inaugurated by the then
Vice-president Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, in the presence of the then Prime Minister
Jawaharlal Nehru in 29 march,1954. The inauguration was led with opening of
subsequent branches at Mumbai and Bangalore.
LOCATION:
near india gate, new delhi
TIMINGS:
11am-6pm
TICKETS:
₹20/adult
DAYS CLOSED:
monday
4. MAJNU
KA TILLA
Majnu ka
tilla is filled with fun and exotic things. It is a small refugee colony for
Tibetians in Delhi and inhabited for a few decades. It comprises of narrow
alleyways. MKT is a canvas painted with the vivid colours of the Tibetan prayer
flags that never fail to spark our wonders. It is an absolute treat to the eyes
and camera. Majnu ka Tila is a Tibetan market and colony and popular as Little
Tibet in Delhi. The food at majnu ka tilla is extremely delicious and yummy!
People from all over delhi visit MKT to eat Tibetan street food.
LOCATION: north campus in delhi
5.
HAUZ KHAS
Hauz Khas
Village retains the old charm of the place with remnants. It is the hub for
college going student to hangout. Well known in medieval times, the Hauz Khas
village has amazing buildings built around the reservoir. There are remnants of
Islamic architecture roughly colored by splotches of urban culture. It is a
home to one of the most beautiful and most visited monument in Delhi that is
the Hauz Khas Fort. This place is swarmed by students from nearby colleges,
families on picnics, and aspiring photographers. Deck up yourself by applying best toners to visit this young place.
LOCATION: south delhi
TIMINGS: 10:30am-7pm
DAYS CLOSED: sunday
6.
WASTE TO WONDERS THEME PARK
Home
Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated the 'Waste to Wonder Park' it is spread over
seven acres in Rajiv Gandhi Smriti Van near Sarai Kale Khan. It is built at the
cost of Rs 7.5 crore by South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC). The unique
thing about this theme park is that it's made with scrap of automobile parts
and other metal waste like fans, rods, iron sheets, nut-bolts, bicycle and bike
parts, metal railings. Another wonderful thing is that it uses renewable
energy, such as solar and wind energy for generating electricity and lighting
up the park and monuments post-sunset.
LOCATION: near Hazrat
Nizamuddin Metro Station, Block A, Ganga Vihar, Sarai Kale Khan
TIMINGS: 11am-11pm
TICKETS: ₹50 (adults)
₹25 (children)
DAYS CLOSED: monday and national holidays
7.
GARDEN OF 5 SENSES
The garden
is developed by Delhi Tourism Transportation Development Corporation and was
conceptualized to answer to the city's need for leisure space for the public,
for people to socialize and unwind. The park is over 20 acres. This spectacular park has trees, flowery
bushes, water fountains, pools, different artworks and sculptures. It also has a space with a variety of
activities, inviting public interaction and exploration. It works to cater to
all sections of the society.
It is named
The Garden of Five Senses because it evokes the five senses of the human body.
The
contemporary artworks and rock-carved sculptures invite you to touch. The
colours scattered around please the sight. The flowers trigger the sense of
smell; the sounds stimulate hearing. And the food court excites the sense of
taste.
LOCATION: Westend
Marg, Saidulajab, Saiyad ul Ajaib, Saket
TIMINGS: 9am-5:30pm
TICKETS: ₹20 (adults)
₹10 (children upto 12 and
senior citizens)
DAYS CLOSED: open
everyday
